For what it's worth, Amazon.com currently lists three TrackR products Carton Of Cigarettes in its top-10 bestsellers in GPS tracking devices, two versions of its basic Pixel model for $19.99 and $49.99, and a 10-pack for $99.99.

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TrackR to date has raised around $63 million and has been trying to differentiate itself by taking is tech outside of its own hardware.

The company has been working with other companies (such as A.T. Cross, the pen maker) to incorporate its tracking tech into their own devices, as part of a Works with Trackr program.

Smith, the co-founder, has also spoken in the past about the company's ambitions to go beyond its existing tracking of smaller items based on Bluetooth and mapping. One idea, he told me in November last year, was to expand to more enterprise applications, for example measuring and "tracking" how machines are working in factories using diagnostics connected to soundwaves (machines humming differently when they are broken versus when they are working) and other details of this kind. Whether longer-term plans like these are still possibilities in the current climate remains to be seen.